Australia claw back three aggregate points

Australia have gained just three aggregate points on Ireland as they lead the International Rules second test by 26-23 at Croke Park.

Australia claw back three aggregate points
Sun, 24 Oct, 2004 - 16:02

Ireland 23 (100) Australia 26 (67), Croke Park, 2.10pm.

Australia have gained just three aggregate points on Ireland as they lead the International Rules second test by 26-23 at Croke Park.

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